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Modi said he was deeply impressed by the Xi'an visit and presented saplings of Bodhi tree to the temple.

Komura and his delegation will conclude their Beijing visit on Wednesday.

As for Abe's upcoming statement, Japan's leading newspaper The Sankei Shimbun recently published an article entitled "Who Is the Victor of the Cold War?" The author pointed out an "alternative perspective" in the article, which downplays the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat. Moreover, the author claimed that Japan was actually the victor of the Cold War, which could be regarded as "World War III." Although the article seems ambiguous and veiled, its viewpoint is clear--Japan is a victor not a loser. Thus, the author believes there is no reason for a victor to reflect on history and apologize.

The country must make intensified efforts to streamline administration and delegate power to lower levels, which will reduce administrative approvals and eliminate restraints on market vitality and development, he said.

Over the past 70 years, Asian countries have gradually transcended their differences in ideology and social system. No longer cut off from each other, they are now open and inclusive, with suspicion and estrangement giving way to growing trust and appreciation. The interests of Asian countries have become intertwined, and a community of common destiny has increasingly taken shape. Be it the arduous struggle for national independence, or the difficult periods of the Asian financial crisis and the international financial crisis, or the hard time in the wake of devastating disasters including the Indian Ocean tsunami and earthquake in Wenchuan, China, the people of Asian countries have always come to those in need with a helping hand and worked together to overcome one challenge after another, demonstrating the power of unity in face of difficulties and the spirit of sharing weal and woe. This said, Asia still faces numerous challenges. Some are the old issues left over from history and others are new ones associated with current disputes. Asia is also confronted with various traditional and non-traditional security threats. Hence it remains an uphill battle for Asian countries to grow the economy, improve people's livelihood and eliminate poverty.